We have two bedrooms and one bathroom. One of the bedrooms is very very small but connected to a large bathroom (there's a 2nd entrance so you can enter the bathroom through that room, or from another part of the house). The other bedroom is bigger and not connected.
Right now DH and I have the larger bedroom and E has the tiny one connected to the large bath. DH and I are thinking about moving into the tiny bedroom and making it into a small master suite with the attached bath, and changing our huge laundry room on the other side of the house into a guest/kids bathroom. We would then close off the 2nd entrance to what would then be the master bath.
Would you prefer to have a tiny bedroom with your bathroom attached, or a larger bedroom with your bathroom (and visitors bathroom) on the other side of the house?
Re: I'm a PW today. Help me choose a remodeling plan
Right now, we are already in the smaller room, but it is only a foot smaller on one side and a little over a foot smaller on the other. We did a whole house reno and full kitchen remodel in my 3rd Tri. We ended up not touching the bathroom. We are just going to reno it and not switch things around.
We made the choice based on the fact that we are eventually going to turn it into a rental. Although having another bath would bring more money in, the back door goes through the laundry room and is an awesome mud room. We felt like giving up that space, coming in the front door would be cluttered with shoes and everything else. And I like Gator having the bigger room, as she likes to play in there. It rains like 9mo out of the year here so playing outside isn't an option most of the time. Her room isn't huge, as our house is only 900sq ft, but it is big enough that there is a lot of play space. And we are hardly ever in our room, so don't need a bigger room.
We are a family with IBS. We like private bathrooms. I'd also like the close bathroom for when I have to get up to pee at night.
I'm not too concerned with the size of my bedroom since I only use it when I'm sleeping. As long as our queen sized bed fits, we'll make due. E, however, needs space to play.